/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>5661662
>some factory farms do this
Nah. Haven't seen that video in a long time and I don't feel like sitting through it again but I'm pretty sure all or 99% of it was standard practice in all factory farms and a majority of "humane", "local", "organic" farms too. And that wasn't even the worst of it. Worse undercover investigations have come out since they made that video and they literally were merely showing standard practice. Again, I haven't seen the video in a while but I'm pretty sure everything in that video was completely legal.


If your first thought when someone tries to educate you about an important issue is that you think they're self-righteous then it's you with the problem. Easier to point a finger at them than take responsibility for yourself, right?
Why am I even responding to someone who is feigning concern over plants?

Free range is a marketing term.
http://www.peacefulprairie.org/PPS-Lit/Farming_Screen.pdf